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Benchmarking cesarean delivery rates using machine learning-derived optimal classification trees

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Alexis C. Gimovsky *
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Ying Daisy Zhuo
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Jordan Levine
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Jack Dunn
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Maxime Amarm
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Alan M. Peaceman
DOI:10.1111/1475-6773.13921delete
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Objective To establish a case-adjusted hospital-specific performance evaluation tool using machine learning methodology for cesarean delivery. Data Sources Secondary data were collected from patients between January 1, 2015 and February 28, 2018 using a hospital's Electronic Data Warehouse database from Illinois, USA. Study Design The machine learning methodology of optimal classification trees (OCTs) was used to predict cesarean delivery rate by physician group, thereby establishing the case-adjusted benchmarking standards in comparison to the overall hospital cesarean delivery rate. Outcomes of specific patient populations of each participating practice were predicted, as if each were treated in the overall hospital environment. The resulting OCTs estimate physician group expected cesarean delivery outcomes, both aggregate and in specific clinical situations. Data Collection/Extraction Methods Twelve thousand eight hunderd and forty one singleton, vertex, term deliveries, cared for by practices with >= 50 births. Principal Findings The overall rate of cesarean delivery was 18.6% (n = 2384), with a range of 13.3%-33.7% amongst 22 physician practices. An optimal decision tree was used to create a prediction model for the hospital overall, which defined 23 patient cohorts divided by 46 nodes. The model's performance for prediction of cesarean delivery is as follows: area under the curve 0.73, sensitivity 98.4%, specificity 16.1%, positive predictive value 83.7%, negative predictive value 70.6%. Comparisons with the overall hospital's specific-case adjusted benchmark groups revealed that several groups outperformed the overall hospital benchmark, and some practice groups underperformed in comparison to the overall hospital benchmark. Conclusions OCT benchmarking can assess physician practice-specific case-adjusted performance, both overall and clinical situation-specific, and can serve as a valuable tool for hospital self-assessment and quality improvement.
Keyword:
cesarean birth
cesarean delivery
cesarean section
database
machine learning
optimal classification trees
risk analysis
modeling
statistics

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